Wow, the background of the ATS wallpaper just turned into the fallen twin Trade Towers

The background of the ATS wallpaper just turned into the fallen twin Trade Towers.
A very respectful act of reverence, and respect from the owners of ATS, to the people that were murdered that day.
We the people, will not give up, shall not forget, will not give in, and we will continue our endeavor to persevere, until, we discover the truth. Deny Ignorance!









May G_D rest your souls, and bring peace to your loved ones.


WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!

reply to post by Violater1

WOW...wtf

reply to post by TsukiLunar


what do you mean wtf?

Is it wrong of ATS to remember the fallen?

That said of course we will not forget. The pain of that day lives on deep in the heart and soul of the American people and people all over the world.

reply to post by TsukiLunar


It seems you are speechless. It's okay to cry now and then. We went through a lot those 10 years ago, and it's good we pay homage to those lost.

I'm here for you, the United States is here for you.



Never forget

Originally posted by gimme_some_truth
reply to post by TsukiLunar

 

what do you mean wtf?

Is it wrong of ATS to remember the fallen?

Hey, dude. This is where three thousand people died. How does changing to the background to the ruins where they had their final most horrifying moments of their lives respect their lives? This is a grave site. Not a monument. Not then.

Let us never forget as well, the 100's of thousands who have died since, and because of that day...

I didnt even notice the backround until I saw this post, had to refresh the page Very cool idea

reply to post by morder1


I agree, very nice. Let us not EVER forget those that we lost on that fateful day. Also, while we remember the tragic events that unfolded, let us not forget those that continue to fight for us today.

Pretty neat, I thought it was only me seeing things!!

Originally posted by TSearchX
reply to post by morder1

 

I agree, very nice. Let us not EVER forget those that we lost on that fateful day. Also, while we remember the tragic events that unfolded, let us not forget those that continue to fight for us today.

May G_D Bless our Troops

Let's not forget the people killed by the USA forces, may them rest in peace

reply to post by gimme_some_truth


The pain of that day lives on through more then just the american people.

Cheers

Originally posted by TsukiLunar


Hey, dude. This is where three thousand people died. How does changing to the background to the ruins where they had their final most horrifying moments of their lives? This is a grave sit. Not a monument. Not then.

edit on 11-9-2011 by TsukiLunar because: post delted part of itself

Your question makes no sense... It seems incomplete...

ah, you edited it to fix it... I understand the question now.


You are right. These are pictures of a grave site...... So what? People go to grave sites to remember lost loved ones all the time.... People go to ground zero all the time ( A grave site) to remember the fallen...

How does thinking back on the horrible events of that day, viewing the pictures of the devastation respect the dead? To me it says that we have not forgotten what happened to them that day.

Really, posting beautiful pictures of what the trace center looked like before the attacks,could come across as insulting.

These images are hard to look at.... They stir up all kinds of pain. Just watch history channel today, they will be showing footage of that day, all day...Which means I will cry a some point today... But I will watch. Why? To show respect. To show, I have not forgotten.

Of course that is just my opinion.

If you wish to honor that day with different pictures, I actually think you should....a thread with the pictures that you find suitable would no doubt be touching and I would love to see it.For what it is worth.

Peace and love.

I am not a dude. I am just a man trying to show my respects in my own way. I would rather remember it for how it happened... Not some sugar coated water down PC , Disney like version of that day... TO me... THAT would be an insult.

But that is just me.

Originally posted by FoxMulder91
reply to post by gimme_some_truth

 

The pain of that day lives on through more then just the american people.

Cheers

I agree
*4U.

reply to post by gimme_some_truth


I agree completely! Well said!

Originally posted by elpistolero1
Let's not forget the people killed by the USA forces, may them rest in peace

why did you have to ruin the moment? you are not romantic AT ALL.

That question deleted itself. It is fixed now.

How does changing to the background to the ruins where they had their final, most horrifying moments of their lives, respect their lives?

Just as a heads up -- there will also be a "moment of silence" tomorrow on ATS, beginning at the time the first plane crashed into the North Tower, and ending when the North Tower fell (eastern time).

Originally posted by FoxMulder91
reply to post by gimme_some_truth

 

The pain of that day lives on through more then just the american people.

Cheers

Absolutely true. So true.

reply to post by TsukiLunar


I edited my response after I realized that your post messed up

Your answer is there.